So basically the rule now is what it was like 5 years ago
Problem is transfers were out of control then and theoretically a kid can still under the new law play at 4 schools in 4 years so nothing has really changed for football
If we aren't gonna police football don't bother policing any sports
They allowing the sport with the worst "transfer portal" and most transfer movement to stay out of control just to go after baseball players
Bc this law isn't doing squat to control the out of control summer transfer window that football clearly maintains
Well transfers are still happening "post July 1st" so some people here who claimed this law would stop transfers clearly weren't talking about football
It's yet another change that impacts other sports and football stays as the wild west but why should I be surprised as in this state if it ain't football most people don't give a damn about it
The ones at Vero Beach where games always end with Vero finishing with under 30 yards of penalties while the visiting team ends up with over 200 in every "key" game